Col Bain Delights Graham Audience With Among the Masses
Col George W Bain drew a large crowd with a courteous southern persona and a pacifying, humorous take on conflict. He argued that environment shapes men, praised small things as catalysts of great change, and praised Lt Hobson while critiquing the era’s excesses.
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Col. Geo. W. Bato
Graham
Col. Rain
Col. Bain
South
Geo. Grant
Gen. Lee
George Dewey
Hobson
United States
Blue Grass
Brighton Social Notes and Local Visits
Brighton March 15. Glen Terry of Burlington is spending a few days with his parents. Arnold Miller of Columbus Junction visits with friends and relatives. H. Wood returns from Chicago. Ilo Harkins returns home to Packwood. Clark Tracy in Fairfield. Cam McClurg goes to Packwood. Miss Hursey of Hedrick and Miss Whipple of Ottumwa visit Mrs. McClurg. John Strouse of Washington visits. G. W. Smith attends a Des Moines telephone convention. Eucaline promoted as a leading antiseptic mouthwash by physicians and dentists. sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Terry
Burlington
Arnold Miller
Columbus Junction
H. Wood
Chicago
Ilo Harkins
Mrs. McClurg
Packwood
Clark Tracy
Fairfield
Cam McClurg
Hursey
Hedrick
Miss Whipple
Ottumwa
McClurg
John Strouse
Washington
James Downs
G. W. Smith
Des Moines
Masked men strike Centerville rail depot
Two masked robbers attacked Centerville last night and relieved Night Operator Elsworth of 50 dollars plus 22 dollars belonging to the company. They forced open the safe after threatening staff, then fled as officers pursue leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Centerville
Elsworth
C. R. L& P Company
Hoyt's A Milk White Flag a lively stage attraction
The piece promises swift action vivid color and spirited music with attractive performers and top acts. Its strong appeal is proven by consistent large attendance as it tours Logansport Indiana on the 11th Kokomo on the 12th Indianapolis fort on the 13th and so on with dates through Champaign on the 16th.
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Hoyt's
Logansport
Ind
Kokomo
Frankfort
Lafayette
Danville
Baptists Hear Rev N B Rairden In City Service
Dr. Rairden of Omaha will lead morning and evening Baptist church services, oversee the Baptist Home Missionary Society west of the Mississippi. Miss Clara Scranton leads the six o'clock youth meeting on the topic Christ Our High Priest. Photographer D S Cole remains at his old stand through month end for duplicates and new work.
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N.B. Rairden
D. D
Omaha
Baptist Church
Baptist Home Missionary Society
Mississippi
Clara Scranton
Christ
D. S Cole
Masquerade Ball by A. O. U. W. Friday Night
The degree team of the A. O. U. W. hosts a masquerade ball at the Armory Saturday evening the 16th. Prizes include 250 dollars for the best masked couple and 1.50 dollars for the ugliest. Admission is 50 cents.
Change at Iowa City Republican confirms new editor
A dispatch from Iowa City reports Geo. T. Reddick will be succeeded the first of next month by G. Logan Payne former editor of the Washington Evening Journal. Payne is a seasoned newspaperman who has traversed the state for the American Press association and worked as an advertising solicitor in Chicago.
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Iowa City
Geo. T. Reddick
Republican
G. Logan Payne
Washington Evening Journal
Payne
American Press Associator
Chicago
Kindergarten Term Starts March 18
Miss Davidson begins spring term of the Kindergarten school on the 18th. Parents who wish to enroll children should notify Miss Davidson by calling 111, 3b.
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Miss Davidson
Lee Derby joins city arrival for summer farm work
Lee Derby of Rimington arrived in the city on the Firefly last evening and departed this morning for Verdi to work on a farm this summer for his uncle W. L. Derby. The rest appears garbled with unrelated text.
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Lee Derby
Rimington
Lil
City
Verdi
W. L. Derby
Koox
Dougherty Bros
Kathleen Mavourneen at the Graham Tonight
The Miller-Hickman Company presents Kathleen Mavourneen at the Graham this evening. Tickets cost 10 20 or 30 cents and Rowland & Shields sell seats, anticipating a good audience. J A Augustine traveled to Oskaloosa on business. Burnham's Golden Buck cigars are advertised as the best in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Miller-Hickman Company
Graham
Kathleen Mavourneen
Rowland & Shields
Beaumont Oil Boom Expands as Wells Multiply in Refined Town
Letter from W F Palmer of Beaumont Texas reports booming oil activity with over fifty derricks visible near Beaumont four miles from Lucus Geyzer. Land prices jumped from 5 10 to 850 500 per acre. population 10 000 to 12 000. Town infrastructure improves with brick streets and sewer system. expected oil wells to open soon. oil sold at the well for 39 cents per barrel, promising profits for investors and holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Palmer
Beaumont
Texas
Jnrest
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Washington, Iowa
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CLUB
LA Rosa Perfecto
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Parke, Davis & Co
Thomas Dupuis
Davenport
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Frank Stewart
Washington Street
George Parkinson
Marion Anderson
Haight
Baird & Johnson
O. F. Haight
Sioux City
S. Richards
Leeds
Tobo T. Friel
Odius
Reynolds Gallery
Dr. Rairden
Peaie
J.A. Augustine
Oskaloosa
Burnham
East Side Jewelers
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Beaumont, Texas
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Crosby
Crosby Oller Millin
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